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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1912
Page
4
Physician and surgeon advertises specialty in diseases of the rectum and private ailments for both sexes. Office hours 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Located over Garrison's drug store outside square in Denton Texas. Confidential treatment and discreet care offered.
District court opened the case of Texas and Pacific Railway Co versus John McKenna for injunction and damages. A morning jury was chosen and expected to cover the day. Next week jurors for the third week included many named citizens and local officials.
An offer promotes combining a daily and weekly edition to reach up to 3,000 families and 15,000 people at a very low cost. The pitch urges interested parties to try the package.
The issue notes an ironicle classified segment and hints at nationwide inquiries for Voor. It outlines contact details and seeks readers or entities with relevant information to reach out to the editorial desk.
The notice claims overdrafts under 500 dollars with deposits totaling 280 028.71. It notes a decrease in bills payable and urges customers to deposit money and papers with the bank, calling it old reliable.
Newspaper ad claims Earthquakes precede danger but Nature warns kindly while promoting electric Bitters as a remedy for kidney and bladder trouble. Testimonials from Peter Bondy of South Rockwood Maryland praise its efficacy and suggest trying the product sold by Raley & Co. for 50 cents.
The text explains that doctors specify a particular drug maker due to slight differences in properties between brands. It asserts patients receive exactly the prescribed preparation when using this pharmacy, highlighting rapid growth in their prescription business from this service.
Services for Edwin Batton were conducted by Roy Rogers of the First Christian Church to comfort his bereaved parents and friends. Alan Riddings returns after three months absent due to illness. Findings include visitors Clara Crowder and Frankie Scott, and Dr Bruce and Prof Trpp attending the National Education Association meeting in St Louis.
An advertisement urges customers to buy a meat ticket at Ideal Restaurant to save money. It highlights discounted meals and limited-time offers aiming to attract value-seeking diners.
iSnola, a four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Fiynp of Bell avenue has a light case diphtheria with two houses quarantined. The child is doing very well. Mr and Mrs John A Hann receive a message announcing the death of an old South Texas friend Col Iron Coffey, who died Tuesday night at his home in McKinney.
Tonight at Central Presbyterian a men oriented service titled A Man's Job will begin at 7 30 and run 44 minutes Afterward a chair will practice On Wednesday afternoon Ladies Missionary societies gathered to observe the day of prayer for home missions A social hour with refreshments followed the rose a social gathering at the church hall High School boys staged a mock trial at Harold Millar and Yewell Coleman’s rooms with court officers named Harold Millar Lavd Ra ten James Potts and others Catarrh cure advertising appears in the text claiming internal remedies and Hall's Catarrh Cure is widely used
Fragmentary note touts bread as fine and claims readers will “get bigger” with Joaves Aurant and a LR reference. Unclear context and missing details.
A local grocer invites customers to trial its quality and prompt service with close prices. The notice emphasizes two phones for contact and urges shoppers to try their offerings.
Ory went to Dallas on business today. K. S. T wards also traveled to Dallas for work. Mr. and Mrs G. W. Elbert left for Fort Worth this week. Miss Nora Morrison visited her sister in Corinth today. Mrs. Lomax returned to Hillsboro after visiting here. Ms. Lomax and Mrs. 8. Y. Tryce returned from Dallas after attending a funeral. Miss Mabel Slaughter of the C A was called to Denson for sickness. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Potts of Archer City hosted guests G. P. Davis and wife. Mrs St. E Moore returned to Lewisville after illness of her mother. Miss Mary Rang was called to Dallas for the illness of her sister Miss Thora Rand.
An advertisement promises a non trial asthma cure and full information at no charge from Frontier based in Buffalo Room 2. It touts quality service and urges readers to consult Long & King for financial advice while directing attention to an Exchange Bank ad in the same issue.
Judge Bev Lindsey Friend of Children endorses field in garden seed and urges orders. Long & King advertise ready supply of garden seeds and short orders with daily dinners. Ideal Restaurant highlights quality goods and service with patrons invited to dine.
Curtis Witch Hazel Cream praised as a clean perfumed preparation with merit not greasy or sticky. Marketed as effective for smooth skin and protection from chaps in high winds. Large bottles priced at 25 cents.
A Mason Michigan man recounts near pneumonia after a merciless storm. Neighbor and Dr King’s New Discovery cured his dreadful cold and breathing pains. The medicine, sold by Raley & Co, costs 50 cents with $1.60 trial bottle offered.
Treasury official announces that Denton County National Bank of Denton Texas is authorized to extend its corporate existence until February 6 1932 under the 1882 act. The certificate bears the seal of Willis J Fowler Deputy Acting Comptroller. Charter No 4708 Extension No 51.
A fragmented timetable lists trains to Dallas with departures at 6:45 and 12:85, plus various northbound and limited services. An ad touts Long & King offering reliable garden seeds, seed potatoes, and onion sets with a complete, well assorted stock.
A letter from Mrs. Della Long of Pendergrass Georgia lauds Cardui as a remedy for five years of womanly distress. The ad asserts Cardui strengthens the constitution, tones nerves, and regulates organs, urging readers to ask a local druggist and request the Chattanooga Medicine Co. booklet.
G W Elbert announces sale of his produce business to Pike Martin who will continue paying cash at the highest market price for poultry butter and eggs. Elbert thanks patrons for past favors and says he remains sincerely yours.
Advertisement promotes a daily dinner special priced at 25 cents and introduces a new cooking bag advertised as economical labor saving and hygienic. Sold in Denton by Long and King, the notice urges readers to read the advertisements.
The reader is directed to scan today’s progressive store ads to uncover a sought after article. Ad copy promises value for your pocket book with items and notices that may intrigue and reward careful attention.
The text extols improved telephone service whose high fidelity makes distant speakers seem present and their personalities nearly visible, praising the strength of transmission.
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